Red Mosquito

RockPusher wrote:Watching the YT videos from the Las Vegas night 1 show and it was insane. Absolutely every song a gem. Having been at Sacramento, I'm super jealous. This is a boot to own, folks!

where can I see / hear the whole show?

Following the tour through some youtube videos. The boys are killing it! Eddie sounds really really great. And the DM songs sound killer. Can't wait for the London show!

joostone wrote:Following the tour through some youtube videos. The boys are killing it! Eddie sounds really really great. And the DM songs sound killer. Can't wait for the London show!

are you going?

Ms Harmless wrote:

RockPusher wrote:Watching the YT videos from the Las Vegas night 1 show and it was insane. Absolutely every song a gem. Having been at Sacramento, I'm super jealous. This is a boot to own, folks!

where can I see / hear the whole show?

Not sure (other than waiting for the official boot) but there are a ton of videos at YT and the ones I saw had great sound and were filmed up close. An example:

RockPusher wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

RockPusher wrote:Watching the YT videos from the Las Vegas night 1 show and it was insane. Absolutely every song a gem. Having been at Sacramento, I'm super jealous. This is a boot to own, folks!

where can I see / hear the whole show?

Not sure (other than waiting for the official boot) but there are a ton of videos at YT and the ones I saw had great sound and were filmed up close. An example:

Haven't seen that red Tele Mike's playing here before.

Looks like everyone's having a lot of fun playing this one!

VinylGuy wrote:

oneway23 wrote:So, I don't get out too much these days... I need you fine folk to help me out with something...

Socially acceptable to openly weep at songs on a new Pearl jam album in the middle of the afternoon.. or no?

which songs?

Not so much a certain song, VG. i'll have it on the headphones during work, sort of listening semi-consciously, and a random line will emerge from the mist and catch me off-guard once in a while. \
Can't quite put my finger on why, but, this particular set of lyrics is potent in a way that I haven't felt from EV in some time.

Why would I, a middle aged man in a crumbing world, be emotionally affected by themes of finality? Of endings that cannot be prevented? Nonsense.

McParadigm wrote:Why would I, a middle aged man in a crumbing world, be emotionally affected by themes of finality? Of endings that cannot be prevented? Nonsense.

pretty much, yep lol

I'm getting stressed what are the odds Upper Hand gets skipped at a show? I have to here it . Won't Tell and Gotta Give are getting lost in the shuffle. So what gets dropped to make way for one of them. I have never been a song chaser can't afford that type of thing. I think I will be nauseous if it gets skipped. Ideally they play it 23 times and close with setting sun.

VinylGuy wrote:

joostone wrote:Following the tour through some youtube videos. The boys are killing it! Eddie sounds really really great. And the DM songs sound killer. Can't wait for the London show!

are you going?

Yess!!

oneway23 wrote:So, I don't get out too much these days... I need you fine folk to help me out with something...

Socially acceptable to openly weep at songs on a new Pearl jam album in the middle of the afternoon.. or no?

I’ve been taking the long way home from work a lot these last few weeks to hear as much of the album as I can, really loud like you can in a car alone, and yes - the tears begin eventually. Upper Hand, Stevie, Got to Give & Setting Sun especially. This album seems way more emotional than other records, or maybe just a different kind of emotion being expressed.

McParadigm wrote:Why would I, a middle aged man in a crumbing world, be emotionally affected by themes of finality? Of endings that cannot be prevented? Nonsense.

Yea, this. I would imagine the fan base has hit its 40s and 50s… we’ve been through some stuff now. This album hit me hard. The lyrics on this album, just in general, are some of my personal favorite Eddie lyrics. It doesn’t seem like he was trying to write good lyrics, but rather just trying to tell us how he feels, and about his experience. It’s like he took this album for himself (thematically), and nailed it.

oneway23 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

oneway23 wrote:So, I don't get out too much these days... I need you fine folk to help me out with something...

Socially acceptable to openly weep at songs on a new Pearl jam album in the middle of the afternoon.. or no?

which songs?

Not so much a certain song, VG. i'll have it on the headphones during work, sort of listening semi-consciously, and a random line will emerge from the mist and catch me off-guard once in a while. \
Can't quite put my finger on why, but, this particular set of lyrics is potent in a way that I haven't felt from EV in some time.

Yeah I agree. Sometimes are some lines other times is the music but I get it.

joostone wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

joostone wrote:Following the tour through some youtube videos. The boys are killing it! Eddie sounds really really great. And the DM songs sound killer. Can't wait for the London show!

are you going?

Yess!!

joostone and VG set to meet !

oneway23 wrote:So, I don't get out too much these days... I need you fine folk to help me out with something...

Socially acceptable to openly weep at songs on a new Pearl jam album in the middle of the afternoon.. or no?

I fully support this. Feel your feelings.

McParadigm wrote:Why would I, a middle aged man in a crumbing world, be emotionally affected by themes of finality? Of endings that cannot be prevented? Nonsense.

Bingo

Birds in Hell wrote:

RockPusher wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

RockPusher wrote:Watching the YT videos from the Las Vegas night 1 show and it was insane. Absolutely every song a gem. Having been at Sacramento, I'm super jealous. This is a boot to own, folks!

where can I see / hear the whole show?

Not sure (other than waiting for the official boot) but there are a ton of videos at YT and the ones I saw had great sound and were filmed up close. An example:

Haven't seen that red Tele Mike's playing here before.

Looks like everyone's having a lot of fun playing this one!

Is that Boom with a guitar behind stone??

Fattie_Vedder wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

RockPusher wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

RockPusher wrote:Watching the YT videos from the Las Vegas night 1 show and it was insane. Absolutely every song a gem. Having been at Sacramento, I'm super jealous. This is a boot to own, folks!

where can I see / hear the whole show?

Not sure (other than waiting for the official boot) but there are a ton of videos at YT and the ones I saw had great sound and were filmed up close. An example:

Haven't seen that red Tele Mike's playing here before.

Looks like everyone's having a lot of fun playing this one!

Is that Boom with a guitar behind stone??

near trey anastasio?

warehouse wrote:

Fattie_Vedder wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

RockPusher wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:

RockPusher wrote:Watching the YT videos from the Las Vegas night 1 show and it was insane. Absolutely every song a gem. Having been at Sacramento, I'm super jealous. This is a boot to own, folks!

where can I see / hear the whole show?

Not sure (other than waiting for the official boot) but there are a ton of videos at YT and the ones I saw had great sound and were filmed up close. An example:

Haven't seen that red Tele Mike's playing here before.

Looks like everyone's having a lot of fun playing this one!

Is that Boom with a guitar behind stone??

near trey anastasio?

I had to look up who Trey Anastasio is and now I genuinely don’t know if you’re joking or not.

Sighting At 4:56

Is Stone's guitar tech

Rob wrote:

oneway23 wrote:So, I don't get out too much these days... I need you fine folk to help me out with something...

Socially acceptable to openly weep at songs on a new Pearl jam album in the middle of the afternoon.. or no?

I’ve been taking the long way home from work a lot these last few weeks to hear as much of the album as I can, really loud like you can in a car alone, and yes - the tears begin eventually. Upper Hand, Stevie, Got to Give & Setting Sun especially. This album seems way more emotional than other records, or maybe just a different kind of emotion being expressed.

McParadigm wrote:Why would I, a middle aged man in a crumbing world, be emotionally affected by themes of finality? Of endings that cannot be prevented? Nonsense.

Yea, this. I would imagine the fan base has hit its 40s and 50s… we’ve been through some stuff now. This album hit me hard. The lyrics on this album, just in general, are some of my personal favorite Eddie lyrics. It doesn’t seem like he was trying to write good lyrics, but rather just trying to tell us how he feels, and about his experience. It’s like he took this album for himself (thematically), and nailed it.

Great posts, Rob. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Also appreciate that VG & Fattie